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Music Director/Conductor
Adron Ming Friends of the Music
Director/Conductor Chair (1)
First Violins
Jennifer Griffin Concertmaster
/ Barn Cats/Wolfe Pack Chair (2)
Tonda Sykes Associate Concertmaster
/ Duane and Judi Johnson Chair
Linda Proch
Radost Tedford
Sarah Carmichael
Emily
Aquin
Samuel
Park
Rob Flickinger
Second Violins
Mary Havenstrite Principal / Marguerite Lamp
Chair
Julianne Booth
Marsha Hellum
Harvey Wechsler
Oksana Sifri
Chris Chapin
David Perrine
Violas
Jennifer Sweetman Principal /
Norman Family
Chair
Peggy Tucker
Lorin Chisholm
Michelle Paczut
Cellos
Dan Lewis Principal / Paul B. and Marjory K. Vickery Chair
Brian Sague
Jim Higgins
Alice Lee
Basses
David Shaw Principal / Yvonne Smith Manuel PhD
and Vernell T. Gregg Chair
Brian Peacock
Flutes
Darby Gay, Principal / Green Family Chair
Jackie Akin
Piccolo
Jackie Akin Christine Hotchkiss Chair
Oboes
Sally Bohls Principal / Allen G. and Jane Davis
Roe Chair
Cecile Lagarenne
English Horn
Cecile Lagarenne / Martha Celile Storrie, M.D.,
R.Ph. Chair
Clarinets
Ken Krause
John Scott
Saxophone
Don Fabian
Bassoons
Charles Hall, Principal/ Marion E. and
Elizabeth Read Memorial Chair
Kelbert Taylor
French Horns
Ron Crisco Principal / James McCarty Memorial
Chair
Daniel Serrago
Brian Brown
Chrystal Stevens
Trumpets
Bert Truax Principal / Norman and Sharon
Orthwein Chair
Richard Hall
Donald Burks
Trombones
James McNair Principal / Lee VanderWaal
Memorial Chair
Jimmy Clark
Bass Trombone
Jon Bohls Michael Gibbons Memorial Chair
Tuba
Jason Wallace Robert W. and Nancy Brown
Memorial Chair
Timpani
Steven Kimple Principal / Edward Richardson
Memorial Chair
Percussion
David Elias Principal / Susan and Dave Mullins
Chair
John Lee
Harp
Laura Logan
Keyboard
David Dubiel Glenn Schmidt Memorial Chair
Production Manager
David Elias
(1) Friends of the Conductor Music Director Chair
* Peggy Atkerson
* Diana McMillin
* Norman & Sharon Orthwein
* Dr. Pamela Mia Paul
(2) Barn Cats/Wolfe Pack Chair
* Peggy Atkerson
* Doug & Donna Wolfe |
 Led by
Maestro Adron Ming,
the Lewisville Lake Symphony is widely
regarded as one of the most respected regional
orchestras in Texas in the view of the Texas State Senate. The
Symphony was founded in 1984 and
has grown into an ensemble of highly talented, professional musicians who enthrall music lovers in our part of the Metroplex with masterworks that range from Mozart and Beethoven to
premiers of works by contemporary American composers.
All the musicians make their living through music.
Some teach their instruments at Southern Methodist University or the
University of North Texas. Others can be seen playing in the Fort
Worth Symphony and in the pit at the
Fair Park Summer Musicals and the Dallas Opera.
Concertmaster, Jennifer
Griffin
Trumpeter Donald Burks
plays a fanfare at the groundbreaking for the new Lewisville Performing
Arts Center.
Principal Cello, Dan
Lewis (R) with Young Artists' Competition Grand Prize Winner
Radost Tedford
Principal trumpet, Bert
Truax
Dan Lewis helping at the
Instrument Petting Zoo after "Peter and the Wolf"
Brian Peacock during
concert celebrating the life of Daniel Pearl
The orchestra is represented by the
American Federation of Musicians, the union for professional
musicians in the United States.
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